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Jerry Williams, 25, was identified as a suspect after a home in the 2500 block of Euclid Avenue was shot at Saturday night. A deputy in the area heard the gunshots and reportedly saw Williams driving away from the home, according to the Sarasota County Sheriff's Office.

The deputy attempted to stop Williams, who allegedly drove his vehicle into a culvert and fled on foot. Williams was not located.

Williams, who was arguing with his girlfriend, allegedly pulled out a gun, grabbed her hair and threatened to shoot her, according to the Sheriff's Office.

Witnesses said Williams fired at least one bullet inside the house before stepping outside to fire more rounds, a news release states. No one was injured.

"Williams has a violent criminal history and should be considered armed and dangerous," according to the Sheriff's Office.

Anyone with information regarding his location can call Criminal Investigations at 861-4900 or contact Crime Stoppers at 366-8477 or www.sarasotacrimestoppers.com.

<p><em>SARASOTA COUNTY</em> - Authorities have obtained an arrest warrant for the suspect of a recent shooting.</p><p>Jerry Williams, 25, was identified as a suspect after a home in the 2500 block of Euclid Avenue was shot at Saturday night. A deputy in the area heard the gunshots and reportedly saw Williams driving away from the home, according to the Sarasota County Sheriff's Office.</p><p>The deputy attempted to stop Williams, who allegedly drove his vehicle into a culvert and fled on foot. Williams was not located.</p><p>Williams, who was arguing with his girlfriend, allegedly pulled out a gun, grabbed her hair and threatened to shoot her, according to the Sheriff's Office.</p><p>Witnesses said Williams fired at least one bullet inside the house before stepping outside to fire more rounds, a news release states. No one was injured.</p><p>"Williams has a violent criminal history and should be considered armed and dangerous," according to the Sheriff's Office.</p><p>Anyone with information regarding his location can call Criminal Investigations at 861-4900 or contact Crime Stoppers at 366-8477 or www.sarasotacrimestoppers.com.</p>